The Joanne Avison Podcast
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The Joanne Avison Podcast

Joanne Avison

218 episodes

The Joanne Avison Podcast is a journey into Spiritual Science, examining the sacred geometry of human form and motion and how the Fascia Matrix changes all we thought we knew about human bodies. Reflecting on her rich experience as a movement and manual therapy practitioner, Certified Archetypal Consultant, ordained minister and Doctor of Spiritual Science; Joanne challenges our assumptions of human anatomy, and asks us to consider the "Humans Being" as intimately relating "soma to soul" such that they can't really be useful separated. Joanne animates the true meaning of practical spirituality and the patterns of (our) body and being as one!! Told through artful storytelling and conversations with scientists, researchers, teachers, clients and curious fellow beings; this podcast will spark your curiosity of humans “being in bodies”, and inspire your life-long inquiry into who you really are.

What this show covers

fasciaemotionmovementCandace Pertbiomotional intelligenceneuropeptidesautumnrestbody awarenessseasonal wellbeingcircadian rhythmsStructural IntegrationbodyworkIda Rolfintuition

What listeners will find here

How Candace Pert reshaped the link between emotion, movement, and the body
Candace Pert’s research into neuropeptides and their receptors is the focus here, as Joanne explores how it changed her understanding of mind, body, and emotion. The episode connects Pert’s science to fascia, psychosomatic intelligence, and biomotional intelligence.
A gentle case for slowing down as autumn shifts your energy
Autumn’s shorter days, changing light and seasonal rhythms are the focus of this reflective episode. Joanne connects Samhain, circadian rhythms, the moon and tides, and the body’s need for rest, offering a calm invitation to move more gently through darker months.
Ida Rolf, fascia, and the moment intuition challenges the rulebook
This episode explores Dr. Ida P. Rolf’s influence on fascia, Rolfing, and Structural Integration through Joanne’s personal and professional journey. It centers on a client experience and a vivid dream that reshaped how she thinks about alignment, teaching, and trusting embodied intuition.
A biophysicist’s radical view of the body, emotion, and movement
This episode explores Dr Mae-Wan Ho’s vision of the body as an interconnected, responsive whole. Joanne links Ho’s work on liquid crystalline structures and coherence with fascia, water, movement, and emotion, asking what these ideas might mean for how we experience being alive.
Joanne Avision connects fascia, movement, and emotion in one bigger body map
Fascia, movement, and emotion come together here as Joanne Avision answers listener questions and revisits her Emotional Anatomy ideas. She challenges purely mechanical anatomy models and explores how emotional experience may shape patterns in the body through touch, micromovement, and living structure.

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